Baseball is back on NBC Sports. The former MLB Network host will anchor Peacock’s Sunday coverage, which premieres May 8.
The Twins outfielder has overcome injuries to belt six home runs in 37 at-bats this season.
The Oakland A’s set a 42-year low for attendance in their opening series. The team is considering a move to Las Vegas.
The Tigers slugger is a hit shy of becoming the 33rd player in MLB history to reach 3,000.
The Angels’ generational talent is in line for a massive contract extension.
Houston beat the previous City Connect record by 329%. The team has already done 36% more in online sales than last season’s highest-selling team.
A group headed by retired ace Dave Stewart is looking to bring an MLB team to Nashville. The group expects to raise $2 billion.
Blackmon has signed an endorsement deal with Colorado-based MaximBet. Players and coaches are allowed to have sports betting partnerships as part of the new CBA.
The MLB average salary rose 5.9% as of Opening Day to $4.41 million. Free-agent contracts and a minimum salary raise drove the increase.
The new owners of the Field of Dreams movie site in Dyersville, Iowa, announced plans to invest $80 million to create a state-of-the-art baseball and softball complex.
